Hi there,
I've got a few external effect units and have configured them with Ableton as Sends. Everything is working fine except one thing - I always hear the dry signal even when I don't want to.
So, for example, I've got a dry/wet pot on my Oto Biscuit and I can normally lose the original dry signal and only hear the wet signal. But, with Ableton and how I have got it set up, I always hear the dry signal too. I can't mix dry and wet because dry is always 100%.
How do I lose the dry signal so that I can only hear the wet signal?
Thank you
Ableton and External Effects
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Stromkraft
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Re: Ableton and External Effects
Route the original track to "Sends only". You got a dry because you are using the Live mixer.JE Harvey wrote: I've got a dry/wet pot on my Oto Biscuit and I can normally lose the original dry signal and only hear the wet signal. But, with Ableton and how I have got it set up, I always hear the dry signal too. I can't mix dry and wet because dry is always 100%.
How do I lose the dry signal so that I can only hear the wet signal?
It would seem you need to study the Live mixer and external audio effect.
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Re: Ableton and External Effects
Perfect - thank youStromkraft wrote:Route the original track to "Sends only". You got a dry because you are using the Live mixer.JE Harvey wrote: I've got a dry/wet pot on my Oto Biscuit and I can normally lose the original dry signal and only hear the wet signal. But, with Ableton and how I have got it set up, I always hear the dry signal too. I can't mix dry and wet because dry is always 100%.
How do I lose the dry signal so that I can only hear the wet signal?
It would seem you need to study the Live mixer and external audio effect.